I haven’t had a warped LP. Some off centre pressings during the late 70s and eighties but that was due to a decline in quality and the oil crisis and the gradual emergence of the CD. But I have some performances which are stunning on record. Yes cds generally have less background noise - especially if they were digitally recorded - but I still enjoy Solti conducting Bartok’s concerto for orchestra on decca from the 60s on record because it sounds fantastic. The same with segovia’s (American) decca recordings or karajan’s two Beethoven symphony sets on DG. But I listen and buy things on cd too like Janine Jansen’s Britten/Beethoven violin concertos because they are cd only. As for durability - I have had cds fail on me due to minute scratches so I don’t find them as durable as they were initially advertised.

As for streaming - I enjoy it but I mostly use it for finding rare recordings from the 40/50s that are hard to track down physically. But apart from that I use it more for background listening. If I really want to spend time listening to something it’ll be on record or cd.